GALLERY: Aboyne mourns the loss of Queen Elizabeth II after 70 years of service
The Queen's Procession as it passes through Aboyne.
ByChris Cromar and Jason Hedges
Crowds gathered by the A93 Aboyne to Aberdeen road as Her Majesty made her final journey through both Royal Deeside and Aberdeenshire.
As the cortege went by, mourners stood and watched, paying tribute to the Queen, who spent 70 years on the throne, the longest in UK history.
People stood on the village green to watch the cortege through the village on its way south to Aberdeen, with onlookers looking remorseful as the car passed.
All photographs taken by Jason Hedges/DC Thomson.
Police provide support along the route of the Queen’s Procession in Aboyne.
People gathered by the War Memorial Buildings.
Crowds begin to congregate along the roadside.
Families wait for the Queen’s Procession to arrive.
An elderly lady waits for the procession.
A lady knits as she waits for the procession to arrive.
Friends chat with a cuppa as they wait for the Queen.
Some people came well prepared with chairs and blankets.
A crowd gathers.
A group of young cadets gather in uniform to honour the Queen.
Checking each other’s uniforms.
Families wait to see the Queen pass through Aboyne.
The Procession arrives with Princess Anne visible as she accompanies the Queen.
Crowds pay their respects as the Queen passes.
People take photos to mark the historical moment.
People record the moment the Queen passes.
The hearse continues through Aboyne.
A young girl waves a Union flag for the Queen.
Even the dogs have come to pay their respects.
All the best pictures from the Queen's cortege in Aberdeen and Aberdeenshire
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GALLERY: Aboyne mourns the loss of Queen Elizabeth II after 70 years of service
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